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Taken with the Olympus Zuiko 100 mm lens (analogue) mounted on the digital Olympus E-P1. No traces of any blurry effect whatsoever.
Today after a busy day of bramble clearing and the obligatory fire we dragged the trunk around to our garden. I'm hoping to buy some oyster fungi plugs for this prize
This New Flyer D45LF is seen departing on a trunk line to the Canal District of San Rafael, CA.
On any given day, you can see either a D45LF, DE35LF, or any of the 14 Nova RTS's Golden Gate Transit owns on this route. For the most part though, they tend to use only the New Flyer's on this route, for capacity reasons.
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Does anyone know what this says? It might be a Scandinavian language. Found inside an old trunk that has been in my family since the 1800's.
Opening in 1843, Tivoli Gardens is the 2nd oldest amusement park in the world. The park has something for everyone--from restaurants to rides to live entertainment. It is more "adult" in theme when compared to Disneyland, but there are numerous attractions for children as well. It may be best known for its roller coaster, Rutschebanen, but I personally enjoyed the Hans Christian Andersen-themed dark ride, The Flying Trunk (Den Flyvende Kuffert).
The Flying Trunk (Tivoli Gardens). Copenhagen, Denmark.
Gorgeous and historic tree at Jefferson's Monticello. They had to say goodbye to the tree several years ago, losing it to a virus. This image does not do the enormity of this trunk justice
No, not that one. Well, maybe just a little.
I went grocery shopping after work today and when I popped the latch, this is what I found. Costumes from Scrooge! that I've yet to put away and the trunk fairy deposited those other items in my trunk while I wasn't looking. I guess that's a hint to take them to Goodwill.
1/80 sec at ƒ / 1.8, ISO 2000, 35mm (AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G, Nikon D7000)
Palm tree on the way home from work, quite late at night, very dark, iPhone flashlight in one hand, camera to my face. Go on, laugh up iPhone flashlight apps but damn if I don't have one on my first homescreen. Nearly no post processing, small WB fiddle and added some contrast.
"Make a photograph the features a subject made of wood today."